A "french drain" (what JacobZ suggested) in the red region next to the pavers is probably your best bet, but then you need to have it lead somewhere d ...
We bought our first house in Perth, and quickly learned that most of our gutter downpipes emptied water directly onto the soil, without any considerat ...
Hi @nboucher
I think the advice that @JacobZ is probably the best course of action. The one point to highlight is that you legally can't connect to ...
An ag drain may not cope with heavy rain unless the trench is backfilled with pretty coarse material and you can somehow prevent it from being blocked ...
Hello @DirtMonkey
Welcome to the Bunnings workshop community. It's wonderful to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your rain scaping project. ...
Morning @superkay005 That looks so good, Cheering about finding the ag pipe in the ground and thats a nice way to connect to it! Did you get hit wit ...
Hi @superkay005
Thank you so much for that update. That looks fantastic, what an awesome transformation. You've definitely covered all the bases wi ...
Hi @EricL thanks for following up! I can't wait to share the outcome here and I just finished today. First of all, I'm so lucky. I supposed to get rid ...
A "french drain" (what JacobZ suggested) in the red region next to the pavers is probably your best bet, but then you need to have it lead somewhere d ...
We bought our first house in Perth, and quickly learned that most of our gutter downpipes emptied water directly onto the soil, without any considerat ...
